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His Grumpy Childhood Friend: Cider Bar Sisters, #2
The Professor Next Door: Cider Bar Sisters, #3
Her Big City Neighbor: Cider Bar Sisters, #1
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Cider Bar Sisters Series

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Her former one-night stand is now her roommate. Oops.

 

When electrical engineer and depressed plushie enthusiast Rose Pang decides to go out alone one evening, she certainly doesn't expect to meet easygoing landscaper Cal. They spend an enjoyable night together, and the next day, romance is on her mind. Cal promises to text…but he never does. Hurt, Rose tries her best to forget about him.

 

But several months later, in a terrible twist of fate, Rose discovers that her new roommate, Caleb Dempsey, is actually her former one-night stand. He claims he lost her number when his phone got run over. Rose isn't buying his lies, and Cal offers to find another place to live as soon as he can.

 

After a few weeks, however, she starts to like having Cal as a roommate—he does all his chores, plus he's a fun and calming presence—but she swears nothing will happen between them. Except her feelings for him grow as they spend more time together.

 

Can she risk giving him another chance, especially when her mental health is a little fragile? If it goes badly, she'll also lose a great roommate. Maybe it would be safer to try dating someone new…

LanguageEnglish
Release dateSep 8, 2020
His Grumpy Childhood Friend: Cider Bar Sisters, #2
The Professor Next Door: Cider Bar Sisters, #3
Her Big City Neighbor: Cider Bar Sisters, #1

Titles in the series (5)

  • Her Big City Neighbor: Cider Bar Sisters, #1

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    Her Big City Neighbor: Cider Bar Sisters, #1
    Her Big City Neighbor: Cider Bar Sisters, #1

    A grumpy/sunshine rom-com!   When small-town engineer Amy Sharpe inherits a house in Toronto, she decides it's the perfect opportunity to start over and go back to school. Away from the family that takes her for granted, away from the ex who expected so much and gave little in return.   The new Amy enjoys wandering around the city and frequenting bubble tea shops, German beer halls, dim sum restaurants, and coffee bars serving Japanese pastries. She has a roommate with the same name as her favorite fictional character, and a group of friends who meet at a cider bar every couple of weeks.   The new Amy is also in lust with her brooding, tattooed next-door neighbor, Victor Choi, who is far from friendly but looks really hot cutting the grass without a shirt. Too bad the grass doesn't grow faster.   As she starts telling him about her daily adventures—and as a little kissing in the garden becomes a regular activity—Amy begins to feel more than lust. But she fears she's falling into her old patterns in relationships and refuses to let herself be underappreciated again.   Is Victor really more than a hot fling? And what's he hiding behind that grumpy exterior?

  • His Grumpy Childhood Friend: Cider Bar Sisters, #2

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    His Grumpy Childhood Friend: Cider Bar Sisters, #2
    His Grumpy Childhood Friend: Cider Bar Sisters, #2

    He was only supposed to give her dating lessons. And maybe a little kissing practice…   It's been five years since Charlotte Tam had to endure a public proposal at a baseball game—literally the stuff of her nightmares—and realized her ex never really knew her. She hasn't dated since, afraid that no man will understand her cranky, introverted, coffee-obsessed self, but she wants to try again. Her friend suggests she ask a guy to ease her into the dating game and give her some lessons.   That night at the cider bar, Charlotte runs into Mike Guo, her childhood best friend who lived in the house next door twenty years ago. Surely easygoing Mike, who is now surprisingly handsome, must do well in the world of love. He's the perfect candidate for this.   But as they go on practice dates around Toronto and even have kissing lessons, Charlotte starts to fall for Mike, and that was never part of the plan. He's too different from her, just like her ex—how could it work? And she suspects Mike has secrets of his own…   Can their childhood friendship really become love?

  • The Professor Next Door: Cider Bar Sisters, #3

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    The Professor Next Door: Cider Bar Sisters, #3
    The Professor Next Door: Cider Bar Sisters, #3

    Friendly neighbors can have their benefits…   Nicole Louie-Edwards enjoys the nightlife and bringing men back to her apartment, although lately, she's gotten tired of the chase. Her quiet new neighbor, David Cho, isn't her type, but after they get trapped in an elevator together on her birthday, she develops a friendship with the kind geology professor.   Then, blushing, he tells her that he can hear her having sex but tries not to listen. Except it's clear he'd like to, and she's surprisingly turned on. They embark on a friends-with-benefits arrangement hotter than any she's had before. She didn't expect him to be so naughty between the sheets.   David becomes a bigger part of her life outside of the bedroom, too, bringing her desserts and going viral on TikTok with her grandmother, but she can't imagine he wants to be her boyfriend, and it's not like she wants that, either. She's convinced she'd lose her identity in a relationship, like she did ten years ago.   Yet she can't help getting more and more attached to the professor next door…

  • Her Favorite Rebound: Cider Bar Sisters, #4

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    Her Favorite Rebound: Cider Bar Sisters, #4
    Her Favorite Rebound: Cider Bar Sisters, #4

    She's got a billionaire boyfriend, but life is far from perfect…   Thirty-four and divorced, Sierra Wu is a constant disappointment to her family. They approved of her former career as an engineer but were horrified when she quit to run a small greeting card store.   So, the last thing she expected in her not-so-spectacular life was being swept off her feet by Colton Sanders. Yes, that Colton Sanders, the billionaire. They've been together for a year, and despite his reputation with women, it's going well.   There's only one tiny problem: Jake Tong.   A former friend and employee of Colton, the irritatingly handsome Jake tells Sierra to break up with Colton for her own good. She refuses, of course. Why should she trust Jake?   But as she continues to bump into Jake in awkward situations, the attraction between them grows, and she starts wondering if he's right about Colton…

  • Her Unexpected Roommate: Cider Bar Sisters, #5

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    Her Unexpected Roommate: Cider Bar Sisters, #5
    Her Unexpected Roommate: Cider Bar Sisters, #5

    Her former one-night stand is now her roommate. Oops.   When electrical engineer and depressed plushie enthusiast Rose Pang decides to go out alone one evening, she certainly doesn't expect to meet easygoing landscaper Cal. They spend an enjoyable night together, and the next day, romance is on her mind. Cal promises to text…but he never does. Hurt, Rose tries her best to forget about him.   But several months later, in a terrible twist of fate, Rose discovers that her new roommate, Caleb Dempsey, is actually her former one-night stand. He claims he lost her number when his phone got run over. Rose isn't buying his lies, and Cal offers to find another place to live as soon as he can.   After a few weeks, however, she starts to like having Cal as a roommate—he does all his chores, plus he's a fun and calming presence—but she swears nothing will happen between them. Except her feelings for him grow as they spend more time together.   Can she risk giving him another chance, especially when her mental health is a little fragile? If it goes badly, she'll also lose a great roommate. Maybe it would be safer to try dating someone new…

Author

Jackie Lau

Jackie Lau decided she wanted to be a writer when she was in grade two, sometime between writing “The Heart That Got Lost” and “The Land of Shapes”. She later studied engineering and worked as a geophysicist before turning to writing romance novels. Jackie lives in Toronto with her husband, and despite living in Canada her whole life, she hates winter. When she’s not writing, she enjoys cooking, hiking, eating too much gelato, and reading on the balcony when it’s raining.

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